This looks fantastic! Gonna try to get the English edition.

are you okay man ? you dont make videos anymore

Did you go any repeated figure ?

I believe Death's Reflection and Ghost School were originally published in shoujo magazines. Hino did write some shoujo horror back in the day, though I'm not 100% sure, if those teo were among them. Though the style def. resembles other shoujo horror.

4:17 That’s a snail.🐌

Am I the only one who reads Chicken George in Foghorn Leghorn's voice?

Asians are bizarre

Were you parodying the Powerpuff Girls intro?

What microphone did you use?

Is the channel dead ;(

Jai déjà les deux premiers tome de contes noirs 😊😊😊 je vais acheter les tome 3 et 4 aujourd'hui 😊

6.8/10

oink

Hi! I noticed that there is Kanako Inuki on your shelves, will you make a video about her?? If so, I'm really looking forward to ^_^

Just got one today

I'm working my way through PTSD Radio, but I am disappointed that I couldn't find an English printing of Fuan no Tane. I could def read a fan translation, but I really prefer to have a physical copy of things, where possible. So it's either learn Japanese (which I've def tried) or just wait (which could be futile).

is that still available 😢badly want one

Is it in English

i wanna get this manga for christmas ><

I read about this on Reddit. Yeah, some members are a fan of the bookstore......

There’s something about PTSD Radio that’s just perfect when it comes to unexplainable horror, and after seeing the KZbinr Frightranker tell some of those stories in depth, it made me love the series even more than Junji Ito’s works, the fact that the stories take place at different time periods and how the events of some of those time periods linger on like residual hauntings and look like they are pieces of real life events playing out like a movie/dream sequence. The fact that we may see things that aren’t there but truly were but from another time was a really cool and TRUE concept. It shows that there is more to our universe than that meets the eye, the events, scares and sequences play out just like pictures in a book, but horrifying distorted like a actual dream, but it’s taking place in reality, only it has happened before very so long ago or maybe even just yesterday, or HELL maybe it even hasn’t even happened yet. That’s the beauty of the unexplained and with US as a species, when we die, are we truly gone, or does our spirit truly linger on for ages on end? There are so many mysteries when it comes to life in general. PTSD radio does all that to my brain, it makes me think about the unexplained and if our existence is a blessing or a curse depending on who we were as an individual when we existed alive in the physical realm?? I believe if we were bad or had negative emotions with us when we died, I believe our spirits will manifest like something horrific looking all based on the physical things and mental emotions we were tied to when we were alive. At times those spiritual beings will look so distorted and horrifying that we truly can’t even describe what we are even looking at, and who knows what those beings feel or how they see us when they come across our physical living beings, it’s all a creepy mystery to us. I even believe that some people die so fast and mysteriously, that they don’t even truly realize that they are dead and now a spirit yet. Another thing I loved about the PTSD radio series is the writer bringing his real life into the story too, he did that perfectly in my opinion, it only added to the mystery and made both the story and his true experiences even more scarier.

Love the shirt, my favorite creep show story is the leslie Neilson one

THIS IS SICKKKK!!! came here for horror manga reviews but this blew my mind

wow dude just found this channel super cool!

By the way, it's "U-me-zu" not "Yu-me-zu."

"Seeds of Anxiety" you mean my deadlines?

Recently discovered Umezz through the recent cat eyed boy hardcover and wow I’m floored by his work. I just got all of Orochi and drifting classroom soon! I love his stories, super hope Viz continues putting out his work.

Are all of these translated into english?

Damn I loved that book! This is up there with the best horror I read like Junji Ito and Marue Suehiro

I got the black and white versions awhile ago and they are awesome. Was torn between the B&W and color versions but decided on B&W and haven’t regretted it.

Damn the fact that zine set comes with original art is pretty crazy. Definitely hang on to that!

I'm pretty sure that is Mayumi from Whispering Woman, her dad's on the box

I don’t think I’ve ever seen more high quality detailed figures before!!😱 never knew things like this existed- the monochromatic color scheming work is gorgeous too!! I would LOVE to get these/things like these for a display in my dream home👻

I seriously really enjoy videos like this from you and have been on the lookout for another horror manga author other than Junji Ito (something at least a little less known). I’ll have to give these a try, they look fantastic!!!👻👻👻

Greetings from New Jersey, USA. I love the art of Honda Shingo. Hakaijuu is one of my all time favorite manga. Great finds you had there. Rarity is huge. Through Neokyo, I bought a completed 30 yrs old manga (never translated) that you can't find/read on any pirate scanlation sites. The author went to prison sometime right after it was completed. Got it for a friend who couldn't finish reading it as a kid because there was no complete set around. I'd come across old Tweets of other nostalgic folks in Japan looking to finish reading it as well. Was it worth buying? Hell yeah. Flipping through the old, yellowed pages, knowing it's hard to get a complete set even in Japan. My friend was floored at the gift. Cheers

This video just got me obsessed with Hideshi Hino💀 I'm about to buy the red snake and start my Hino Horror collection!! I hope to get a signed object soon!!!

Good to see you posting again first saw you on here with one of your original postings depicting all the rare Japanese original prints. Nothing wrong with doubles I do that all the time with my figs/action figs lol

Can someone explain me what happened in the story called Narumi's boyfriend of this book. What is wrong with the hikizuri family?

Ayyy! PTSD Radio! It's such a good series. It's unfortunate that the series had to be cut so short, but it still is a fantastic read.

What stories do you keep mentioning? Oshikiri? What book is that collected in?

I am starting to understand this horror

Are you a lost soul? We can help....

Nice

Ptsd radio was fucking terrifying. Good for horror, bad for wanting to sleep at night

9:14 Wow. Just, wow. Something that's common-ish in nightmares of mine is that all of a sudden, for seemingly no reason, every "person" currently present will just start giving me a death-stare, but there's something wrong about it. I've never been able to put my finger on it, but it's just so unatural the way they always do it. I've always found it incredibly offputting how it's always just exaggerated or otherwise unnatural enough to seem inhuman, but still normal enough to be recognizable as human. The uncanny valley in its purest form, and it's infinitely uncomfortable. That clip right there nails that feeling of anxiety and dread spot on, and I've never seen anything that comes anywhere close in my entire life and probably never will again. This is why Japanese horror just hits so much harder that any other genre. It successfully puts you in the deepest recesses of the uncanny valley without exaggerating it to the point of silliness or bogging it down with story. There are some truly talented artists out there, artists who deserve every ounce of recognition they receive for their works.

worst video to watch while high now I have all the lights on and am hiding under the blanket!🤣😂

Thanks 🙏 for the video I'll consider allr all of them

really found this Manga Boring, there was nothing scary or dreadful about it. better read 'Blood on the Track' or 'Happiness'

Love love love this series and Seeds of Anxiety. I always likened it to the feeling of walking past a mirror at night. You know for a fact that if you look at the mirror, you'll only see yourself but the nagging feeling that you might see /something else/ makes you avert your eyes and rush past it. It's a very different sense of horror but so far, its my favorite, tied with Junji Ito's best work.

Wow